Hungary Moves to Roll Back Retail Margin Caps, Minister Says
Hungary's Parliament is debating a bill to roll back mandatory retail margin caps on food and nonfood products. A government minister said ending motor fuel price caps was among the Tisza government's first commerce-related measures.
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